NYC is ground zero

[jon-nyc]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

NYS - 239,306
NYC - 135,572 4.9% daily
NJ - 81,420
MA - 36,399
PA - 31,652
MI - 30,791
CA - 29,890
IL - 29,160
Nassau - 28,539
Suffolk - 25,497
FL - 25,277
LA - 23,580
Westchester - 22,476 - 1.5% daily
Cook - 20,395
TX - 18,317

NYS - 247,698
NYC - 138,700 - 2.3% - lowest since this started
NJ - 85,301
MA - 38,077
PA - 32,809
MI - 31,053
CA - 30,983
IL - 30,357
Nassau - 30,013 - up 5.16%
Suffolk -- 26,888
FL - 25,996
LA - 23,928
Westchester - 23,803 up 5.9%
Cook - 21,272
TX - 18,984

Everything not noted is under 5% growth. Encouraging.

[jon-nyc]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

NYS - 247,698
NYC - 138,700 - 2.3% - lowest since this started
NJ - 85,301
MA - 38,077
PA - 32,809
MI - 31,053
CA - 30,983
IL - 30,357
Nassau - 30,013 - up 5.16%
Suffolk -- 26,888
FL - 25,996
LA - 23,928
Westchester - 23,803 up 5.9%
Cook - 21,272
TX - 18,984

Everything not noted is under 5% growth. Encouraging.

NYS - 258,361
NYC - 144,190 - up 2.0%
NJ - 89,900
MA - 41,199
CA - 35,465
PA - 35,225
IL - 33,059
MI - 32,667
Nassau - 31,079
Suffolk - 28,701
FL - 27,495
LA - 24,854
Westchester - 24,656 up 1.8%
Cook - 23,181
CT - 20,360

Everything under 5% daily growth rate.

Cook county gaining on Westchester, might overtake us.

[jon-nyc]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

NYS - 258,361
NYC - 144,190 - up 2.0%
NJ - 89,900
MA - 41,199
CA - 35,465
PA - 35,225
IL - 33,059
MI - 32,667
Nassau - 31,079
Suffolk - 28,701
FL - 27,495
LA - 24,854
Westchester - 24,656 up 1.8%
Cook - 23,181
CT - 20,360

NYS - 263,292
NYC - 147,297 - 2.2%
NJ - 95,418 - up 6.1%
MA - 41,199 - not updated
CA - 37,287 - up 5.1%
PA - 36,082
IL - 35,114 - up 6.2%
MI - 33,686
Nassau -31,555
Suffolk - 28,854
FL - 28,309
Westchester - 25,276 up 2.5%
LA - 25,258
Cook - 24,546 - up 5.9%
CT - 22,469 - up 10.3%

Wow. Yesterday nothing had grown more than 5%, today quite a few have.

[jon-nyc]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

NYS - 263,292
NYC - 147,297 - 2.2%
NJ - 95,418 - up 6.1%
MA - 41,199 - not updated
CA - 37,287 - up 5.1%
PA - 36,082
IL - 35,114 - up 6.2%
MI - 33,686
Nassau -31,555
Suffolk - 28,854
FL - 28,309
Westchester - 25,276 up 2.5%
LA - 25,258
Cook - 24,546 - up 5.9%
CT - 22,469 - up 10.3%

NYS - 271,590
NYC - 150,473 - 1% increase
NJ - 100.025
MA - 46,023
CA - 39,719
IL - 39,654
PA - 39,409
MI - 36,255
Nassau - 32,765
Suffok - 30,606
FL - 30,174
Cook - 27,616 - up 5.9%
Westchester - 26,633 - up 4.2
LA - 26,140
CT - 23,936

Only Cook county has 5% or more daily increase.

Also note Cook county has surpassed Westchester in number of cases (though cook county population is over 5 million, Westchester only ~900k)

[jon-nyc]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

NYS - 271,590
NYC - 150,473 - 1% increase
NJ - 100.025
MA - 46,023
CA - 39,719
IL - 39,654
PA - 39,409
MI - 36,255
Nassau - 32,765
Suffok - 30,606
FL - 30,174
Cook - 27,616 - up 5.9%
Westchester - 26,633 - up 4.2
LA - 26,140
CT - 23,936

NYS - 288,045
NYC - 158,258 2,6% increase
NJ - 109,038
MA - 54,938 - up 9.2%
IL - 43,903 - up 5.2%
CA - 42,952
PA - 42,616
MI - 37,588
Nassau - 34,522
Suffolk - 32,059
FL - 31,532
Cook - 30,574 - up 5.2%
Westchester - 27,644 up 1.9%
LA - 26,773
CT - 24,750

MA up a lot.

IL passed California. Everything not listed is less than a 5% gain.

[jon-nyc]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

NYS - 288,045
NYC - 158,258 2,6% increase
NJ - 109,038
MA - 54,938 - up 9.2%
IL - 43,903 - up 5.2%
CA - 42,952
PA - 42,616
MI - 37,588
Nassau - 34,522
Suffolk - 32,059
FL - 31,532
Cook - 30,574 - up 5.2%
Westchester - 27,644 up 1.9%
LA - 26,773
CT - 24,750

NYS - 295,106
NYC - 162,338 up 1.3%
NJ - 113,856
MA - 58,302 - up 3%
IL - 48,102 - up 4.7%
CA - 46,033 - up 3.5%
PA - 45,137
MI - 39,262
Nassau - 35,085
Cook - 33,449 - up 4.6%
FL - 32,848
Suffolk - 32,724
Westchester - 28,245 up 1.1%
LA - 27,286
CT - 26,312 - up 3.1%

IL is a hot spot (relatively). Cook county overtook Suffolk county and the state of Florida. Florida took over Suffolk. Everything not listed grew by less than 3%

[Mik]

Yep. Just open the barn doors. What could go wrong?

[LuFins Dad]

About PA and about numbers without context.

[LuFins Dad]

@LuFins-Dad said in NYC is ground zero:

About PA and about numbers without context.

Still can’t figure out pictures.

[George K]

@LuFins-Dad said in [NYC is ground zero]

Still can’t figure out pictures.

Click here:

You'll see this:

Paste url of picture:

So it looks like this (note I put a bracket at the end so as not to post an actual pic)

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Voila!

[George K]

@LuFins-Dad said in NYC is ground zero:

About PA and about numbers without context.

Illinois is not very different.

Illinois has 48,102 cases.

Chicago alone has 33,449.

Source: https://chicagovirus.com

I'm sure the same case can be made for upstate and western New York.

[jon-nyc]

The virus tends to spread in humans so the case count is higher where more humans live.

[George K]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

The virus tends to spread in humans so the case count is higher where more humans live.

Yeah. Funny, that, eh?

[LuFins Dad]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

The virus tends to spread in humans so the case count is higher where more humans live.

Yeah, but that’s nowhere near proportional in Pennsylvania.

[jon-nyc]

You would expect convexity. The reproductive rate would have a non-linear relationship with density.

[Horace]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

The virus tends to spread in humans so the case count is higher where more humans live.

that's what the per-capita brigade would have us believe.

[jon-nyc]

I’m a brevet colonel in the per-capita brigade.

[Klaus]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

The virus tends to spread in humans so the case count is higher where more humans live.

Is anything known about whether it spreads via animals, too?

[jon-nyc]

Animals have caught it. Imagine they could spread it too. But I haven’t heard anything specific.

[George K]

@jon-nyc said in NYC is ground zero:

Animals have caught it. Imagine they could spread it too. But I haven’t heard anything specific.

Coronavirus is very common in cats (though not this particular strain). One of the scary things is that it is usually a nothingburger, but sometimes it mutates causing Feline Infectious Peritonitis. A particularly nasty disease that is usually fatal.